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by kerng 5y ago
Google has no cliff.
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by kerng 5y ago
Yes, that was my hope also. As it becomes more common to not have a cliff. It was just strange that the recruiter couldnt discuss this further or at least give an offer with a nice cash compensation that would be paid out monthly (sort of l
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by kerng 5y ago
How can you attract the right talent when competing with companies, like Google, Amazon (with their cash bonus payment model to compensate their weird back weighted RSUs) or Netflix being able to hand out offers without any of these risks?
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by kerng 5y ago
This is good progress. Just two months ago I declined an offer from a known and well funded startup because of a one year cliff on equity. The recruiter didn't seem to be able to discuss this matter and I asked them to make sure to bub
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by kerng 5y ago
Its complex, for instance one scenario for Europe in the long time is actually a drastic cool down, incl. Something like a possible ice age due to global warming. The gulf stream (of Mexico) is what keeps parts of Europe warm. With melting
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by kerng 5y ago
Both are Google - from an outside view we shouldn't distinguish. Google should hold itself to a consistent bar. It highlights how divisions operate in silos at Google, and just because Project Zero causes a lot of positive security mar
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by kerng 5y ago
Agreed, especially Google's comment early December about "holiday seasons" seems strange after not having done anything for 2 months already... When it comes to others (like Microsoft) Google is always quick to publish their
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by kerng 5y ago
I think online menus are much better and environmentally friendly than physical ones. Really hope many places just stick with online menu - also allows for quick updates and changes. If navigating there is done via QR code, NFC or some othe
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by kerng 5y ago
There seem to be a lack of understand of spot vs. derivative markets here in this forum...
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by kerng 5y ago
Some value ethics and social implications of their doings more than compensation. I had passed interview at Facebook and didn't join, because it seemed like not a good idea to work on ads and manipulation of masses without clear altern
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by kerng 5y ago
I wonder how much longer it will take Boeing to realize the best way forward is to cancel this plane, and start from scratch. This project will just keep costing them money, continue eroding trust and probably more fatalities along the way.
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by kerng 5y ago
Thanks for sharing.
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by kerng 5y ago
Bad article. Probably worth highlighting that I could not find a single direct reference to Neel Kashkar (the person who apparently said that, actually saying that it's a Ponzi scheme. He used "dumpster fire" in past, which i
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by kerng 5y ago
Everyone will try via various means to get a piece of the multi trillion dollar pie the US is creating.
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by kerng 5y ago
I think it's part of a general price increase we have/will shortly see everywhere. Although I'm expecting it in many areas, it's still crazy how steep the rise is.
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by kerng 5y ago
Thanks for clarifying - that indeed should have a big red warning sign for anyone signing up trying to collect BAT via Brave.
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by kerng 5y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted. I guess users could also send the tokens elsewhere to try and find an exchange that doesnt care about money laundering laws - but governments get quite involved in crypto. Or is transfering tokens not possibl
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by kerng 5y ago
Operation Titan Rain also comes to mind. It was so long ago that hardly anyone knows or talks about the massive IP theft happening late 90s and early 2000s.
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by kerng 5y ago
The world bank responding to such a request shows how big of a thing Bitcoin has become. It also appears that the concerns are not strong, more wishy-washy comments that could be disputed or clarified eventually. Wonder what they say if&#x2
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by kerng 5y ago
[Clearly not turn itself on.] Funny story, I was shocked and quite annoyed that an iPhone automatically turns on Wifi and stuff every day by itself - even if you turn it off... Still dont know how to actually turn it off
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by kerng 5y ago
Bitcoin seems like an obvious success story. So, I didn't bother clicking the click-bait link to read the article.
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by kerng 5y ago
Seems like one of these Google announcements that is obsolete in 2-3 years.
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by kerng 5y ago
That would be natural selection, which might be preferable in a free market. Small constant corrections, rather than larger distasters we experienced the last 50-100 years (bailouts and going to war every 10-12 years) It would arguable allo
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by kerng 5y ago
It's interesting because it seems that democratizing money is what we should be good at based on founding principles - rather we have bunch of flawed central planning disasters and bailouts.
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by kerng 5y ago
The reason is that this is a societal and economical issue, beyond tech. American education is not helping either, like most people don't know about Austrian economics for instance - which is kind of a background you need to have been
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by kerng 5y ago
I see both sides throw random facts and numbers around when it comes to energy consumption - so the truth is probably somewhere in between. It's an issue, and its gonna get better over time. So I'm less sure if it's really th
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by kerng 5y ago
I think a ban is questionable and likely backfires for those in charge. Also banning based on what grounds? The US and many others see it as an investable asset. Governments will likely start to buy/mine large amounts... that's se
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by kerng 5y ago
Chances of Bitcoin being still around in 10 years and valued accordingly are a lot higher than 1%. The first 10 years were way more difficult and challenging. The market will chose, some governments will try to fight it, but its much easier
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by kerng 5y ago
> anonymous and hard to trace Didn't read beyond. Maybe the talk about another Bitcoin, than the one we know? Media seems to try to create a narrative about Bitcoin that is false. Bitcoin is an open and public ledger - there is no e
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by kerng 5y ago
What is interesting here is that the hackers actively describe and share how they broke in, rather then EA setting the narrative. This isn't very common I think.

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